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So often on forums when a particular poster reaches a notable plateau, a thread gets started "congrats to X poster for reaching X amount of posts. What this is, is similar to the mod that creates a new thread everytime someone registers. What this does is allow you to set milestones in your admincp(1000,2000,4000 or something like that) and it will start a thread automatically in a forum of your choice when posters in usergroups specified in the settings reach those points.
This is compatible in versions 3.6.x to the best of my knowledge. Installation is simple, just upload the XML file and go to settings in your admincp. If you use it, please click install!:up: attached are the screenshots and the XML file. /////////////////////////////////////////// /// EDIT /////////////////////////////////////////// Version 1.01 corrects a few little errors, it works with all usergroups in vB 3.6.4 and I fixed the typo in the admincp instructions. Show Your Support
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Its under test all functions seem to be working
Anyway Thanks 4 the Hack dude |
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Installed, now I can't wait for someone to hit a milestone!
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Nice thanks
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i installed.. set the settings.. and tested it... nothing........
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Are you sure that the usergroup setting is correct? That's been the mistake of most so far who've had trouble with it.
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(make sure you turn it on too) :blush
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Okay... I picked someone who wasn't a administrator to start the thread, it doesn't work. picked an admin, and it works.
Just thought I would pass that on. |
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Of course, most hacks are designed to work on Administrators, not on other Usergroups.
Though i might be wrong. |
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This is intended to work on any usergroup that can post, I'm trying to figure out why it's not working on non-admins. I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work. Any more experienced coders have any idea?
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